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Good morning Rose City. It’s Friday, Nov. 22, Humane Society Anniversary Day. Friday’s weather should be pretty cold in the morning, then mostly sunny with a high in the upper 40s.

Good morning Rose City. It’s Thursday, Nov. 21, the Great American Smokeout. Thursday’s weather should be frosty in the morning, then mostly sunny with a high in the low 50s. Here are headlines from Pamplin Media newspapers: In Portland: A diverse group of political organizations hope to put a measure on a 2020 ballot to change the way Oregon draws its political boundaries.

Good morning Rose City. It’s Wednesday, Nov. 20, Future Teachers of America Day. Wednesday’s weather should be mostly sunny with a high in the low 50s. Here are headlines from Pamplin Media newspapers: In Portland: Governors Kate Brown of Oregon and Jay Inslee of Washington have a message for the residents of their states and the federal government: the Interstate Bridge between the two states must be replaced, and the time to start is now.

Good morning Rose City. It’s Tuesday, Nov. 19, Women’s Entrepreneurship Day. Tuesday’s weather should be rainy, with a southwest breeze and a high in the mid 50s. Here are headlines from Pamplin Media newspapers: In Portland: Oregon Democrats will keep the door barred to non-party members voting in the 2020 primary election. The party voted 76-55 on Sunday to continue the closed primary system.

Good morning Rose City. Welcome to Monday, Nov. 18, Apple Cider Day. Monday’s weather should be rainy, with a high in the upper 50s. Here are headlines from Pamplin Media newspapers: In Portland: Newcomers continue to flock to Oregon, according to a new study, with the statewide population rising by more than 41,000 in the last year — and 400,000 in a decade. Portland State University's population research center released its annual report Friday, Nov.

Good morning Rose City. It’s Friday, Nov. 15, America Recycles Day. Friday’s weather should be rainy, with a southwest breeze and a high in the upper 50s. Here are headlines from Pamplin Media newspapers: In Portland: Oregon’s Supreme Court made a road trip to east Portland Wednesday, offering students a firsthand look at an ongoing lawsuit that could require Oregon to more forcefully fight climate change.

Good morning Rose City. It’s Thursday, Nov. 14, National Pickle Day. Thursday’s weather should be mostly cloudy, with a northeast breeze and a high in the upper 50s. Here are headlines from Pamplin Media newspapers: In Portland: After revealing in October that it will take $4 billion the state's ability to respond to catastrophic wildfires, Gov. Kate Brown's Council on Wildfire Response on Tuesday released recommendations on how the money should be spent.

Good morning Rose City. It’s Wednesday, Nov. 13, World Kindness Day. Wednesday’s weather should be mostly sunny, with a northwest breeze and a high in the upper 50s. Here are headlines from Pamplin Media newspapers: In Portland: A recently unsealed federal whistleblower lawsuit claimed that Portland cardiologist Emilia Arden implanted more than 100 patients with unnecessary pacemakers at Grande Ronde Hospital in Eastern Oregon. The whistleblower dropped the case in October.

Good morning Rose City. It’s Tuesday, Nov. 12, National Young Readers Day. Tuesday’s weather includes rain, mainly in the afternoon, and a high in the low 50s. Here are headlines from Pamplin Media newspapers: In Beaverton: Retired Army corporal Fred Cheong Lee celebrated his 95th birthday Sunday with a special surprise: a new medal. Lee served three years in the U.S. Army as a cartographer attached to Gen. George S. Patton's Third Army. Lee joined the Army in November 1942.

Good morning Rose City. Welcome to Monday, Nov. 11, Veterans Day. Monday’s weather should be partly sunny, with a light east breeze and a high in the upper 50s. Here are headlines from Pamplin Media newspapers: In Portland: Multnomah County commissioners will hear a proposal beginning this month to restrict sales of flavored vaping projects and tobacco. County health officials have presented the board of commissioners with options to restrict the sale of flavored vaping and tobacco products.